Blue and Gold Banquet Honors 60 Cubs and Leaders
The 82 Cub Scouts Webelos Pack 57 and families held a carry dinner for 290 at Mexico High School Cafeteria. Sixty boys received awards, eighteen leaders earned Den Leader pins, and staff including Mrs Betsy Shaw Mrs Linda Westbay and Bob Snell were recognized for trainer and treasurer roles. Eagle Scout Steve Scott spoke as Stacey Scott and Sheryl Dean assisted and led Indian dances.
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Mexico High Hool
Betsy Shaw
Bob Snell
Paireasurer
Bob Deason
Gloria Mitchell
Don Ungerman
Eagle Scout
Steve Scott
Stacey Scott
Sheryl Dean
Cubs
Morris, Former Missouri Lieutenant Governor, Dies
Wm E Morris 55 former Missouri Lt Gov died after hospitalization and heart surgery at St Luke's Hospital. Native of Higginsville he held law degree from UMKC and served in Democratic politics including Lafayette County Young Democrats and Kansas City Election Board chair 1962 1964. Married 1942 to Lucile Alsers. they had a daughter Lisa.
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Kansas
Lafayette County
Young Democrats
Kansas City
Morris
Jackson County
Lucile Albers
Higginsville
Lisa
Patricia Hearst sister arrested on drug charge
Anne Randolph Hearst, 19, sister of fugitive Patricia Hearst, pleaded innocent to a misdemeanor drug charge after she and Donald R. Moffett, 21, were arrested at Niagara Falls while crossing from Canada. A sock held 1.2 grams of amphetamine. both claimed it belonged to Hearst. They were released on $1,000 bond each with a March 19 preliminary hearing.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Anne Randolph Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Niagara Falls
United States
Rainbow Bridge
U.S
Donald R. Moffett
Denver
Colo
Moffett
Drug Enforcement Administration
George C. Boomer
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Edmund F. Maxwell
Maxwell
Patricia
Canada
Anne Hearst
Arcara
FBI
Anne
Regis College
Miles Anderson
Randolph A. and
Catherine Hearst
Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Republicans Oppose GOP Rule Changes on Broadening Base
Conservative leaders on the Republican National Committee push to reject state party guidelines that would show how they broaden party support. The Ride 29 panel urged “positive action” guidelines for 1976 convention delegates, aimed at engaging more youths and minorities. The debate also covers whether to take $2 million in federal funds for the conventions, with Mississippi GOP Chairman Clark Reed urging opposition to new rules.
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Washington
National Committee
GOP
Ride 29
Republican National Committee
Mississippi
Clark Reed
Kissinger Opens Open Ended Mideast Mission
Secretary of State Kissinger begins an open ended trip to the Middle East to push for an Israeli withdrawal from Sinai and possibly a second stage pullback on the Golan Heights. He hopes for an interim settlement with Egypt amid Arab reactions while Sadat, Assad and Rabin weigh limited or broader concessions.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Sinai
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Yitzhak Rabin
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Rabin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Syria
Iraq
Hafez Assad
2000 Firms On Arab Blacklist Expands Ban Policy
In Cairo the Arab Economic Boycott committee completed a 10 day session at Arab League HQ. Officials updated a blacklist of more than 2,000 firms barred for dealings with Israel and rejected claims of discrimination. President Ford denounced the list as repugnant and contrary to American principles while commissioner Mohammed Mahgoub defended the embargo as legitimate self defense.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Arab League
Ford
Mohammed Mahgoub
Iran To Buy Eight U.S. Nuclear Plants In $15 Billion Deal
Iran will acquire eight nuclear power plants from the United States within five years as part of a $15 billion trade pact described as the largest of its kind. The agreement covers reactors with safeguards under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, normal trade items, and related project disbursements in Iran.
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Washington
Oilrich
Iran
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Hushang Ansary
France
West Germany
Ansary
Union Fined For Disobeying Court Order
NEW YORK AP The Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union was fined 106000 for refusing to obey a court order to halt a wildcat strike against the Daily News. The strike crippled operations, forcing layoffs at the 5000 employee paper, as 900 truck drivers stayed off the job for a third day. Judge Hyman Korn dismissed contempt charges against union president Carl Levy who read a restraining order to members.
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NEW York
Newspaper and Mail Deliverers
Daily News
State Supreme Court
Hyman Korn
News
Korn
Carl Levy
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Tan Soon Nhut
South Vietnam
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D-N.v
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
Webelos
Wm. E. Morris
Patty
iTry
Tt Fiberty
Mexico
Jack Rees
American Society of Interior Designers
Schurmacher
Cook Paint
W. Monroe
Mr.ricco
Union
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